Lenoir County NcArchives History....Postcard, ca. 1915

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Clellan Sutton Collection, Bucklesberry Community, La Grange, NC.

GLENN MARIE SUTTON TO WALTER C. SUTTON, CA. 1915

Heigho-
      Guess you thought 
I had forgotten your card 
but I haven’t; have just 
neglected ans. Hope you had 
a nice time to the springs 
the fourth, I did. Sue Belle 
has just gone to Aunt Ava’s this 
week and I am so lonesome 
I can’t be still. By, By, Glenn

[stamp removed]

No postal stamp from P.O.

Mr. Walter Sutton
La Grange N.C.
R.F.D. 4

[written upside-down]
La Grange, NC
SB

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Comments:

The only young adult named, Glenn, in Bucklesberry at the time was 
Glenn Marie Sutton, daughter of Jeremiah, Jr. and Agnes Mae Sutton.

The word, ‘springs,’ is probably Seven Springs, a community just a 
few miles west of Bear Creek and the heart of the Bucklesberry 
community. Seven Springs was originally named, White Hall. In the 
late-1700s and early- to mid-1800s, the White Hall (Seven Springs) 
community was geographically part of broader Bucklesberry.